Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-16
LOCAL SREWTieS.

Mf. W III Stevens has returned from mi
lay.
Mrs W. +. Donson. of Dayton. was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Ralph Bartholomew left this morning
Via the Bee Line for New York.
The |. B. Il W. pay car paid its welcome
monthly visit 10 Springfield this morning.
Prof. W. :. Hendrixson, of Antioch col
lese, was In town this morning, on buSi-
hess.
Joe II. Nader, operator al Osborn, is re-
icsburg.
Mr. J. r. Marshall went TO HiIlsboro
this morning. He will be absent until
Saturday.
Ohio Southern engine No. Q made its
frs; trip this morning since the big round
house fire.
Mr.. Ed Voigt. formerly proprietor of the
Lagonda house was married in Cincinnati
last night.
The ST. Paul church people go to Ludlow
Falls on the 2lst, and the Central NJ. F..
church on the Esd.
Supreme Court Clerk Hester passed
through the city this morning ell route from
Van Vert 10 Columbus.
Misses Mary Brown and Jessie d. Wolf,
of Springfield. visited Dayton friends yes
day.-Dayton Herdtd.
Persons desiring new railroad time cards,
corrected to date, can get them at the office
of G. W. Bllow, room :. Arcade.
Mayor o. 5. Kelly left this morning on a
business trip TO Washington. ID. c. He
will return probably oil Saturday night.
Mayor Charles F. Adams, of Yellow
Springs. has arrived from the west. where
he has been for several weeks. He was in
this city last night
THE Husband and Father" is subject Of
third otf-hand talk on Marriages and
Home" at the Congregational church next
Sunday evening.
The Methodist Protestant ladies expect a
very enjoyable occasion at the social on
Friday evening, the nth. AT W. H. Her
ron's, i.2 south Center street
Entertainment and social at ST. Paul NJ.
r. church, Friday evening, June 18th. Pro
gramme consisting of music, recitations
and tableauX. Admission 10 cents.
Mike Murphy and his brother John. who
keep a saloon al the corner of Spring and
Main streets. had rafting fight yesterday
afternoon. about 5 o'clock. Both were
arrested.
Mr. \. X. Grute, who has been news
editor of the Times. returned 10 his home
in Youngstown today. where he has accept
I'll position on the editorial staff of the
Telegram.
Mike King. drunk and disOrderly. and
c. H. Smith, an old fellow, 81 years of age,
for being drunk and diSorderly and for
carrying concealed weapons. were station
housed last night.
Fifty-siX deaf mutes from the asylum at
Columbus passed through the city yestsr-
day in charge of Mr.. A. II. Schory. They
We're being distributed to their homes for
the summer vacation.
The 2Izz-year-old babe Of Mr.. and Mrs.
SimOn Cooney, Of Harrison street, died
Yesterday of paralysis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooney have been sadly afflicted, having
lost two children within a few weeks.
ST. Paul church, Grace and Wesley chap
els NJ. Z. Sunday schools will hold their an
nual picnic at Ludlow Falls, Tuesday next.
June 2lst Fare for the round trip-Adults
80 cents, children under u years old, 25
cents.
Monument park will be- the scene of
grand display of Chinese lanterns and other
decorations, good music and happy throng
OF young and old people. this evening the
occasion being the lawn fete given by Olive
Branch commandery. No. 5. Order of the
Red Cross.
Mr.. Robert Thackaray Nelson, of the
Gazette. left at o'clock this morning for a
prolonged trip 10 southern California.
wishes General Bob pleasant
and successful journey. 1t is likely that
he will locate in the wsst.
Mr. Charles Stanage and his wife and
daughter, of Middletown, are in the city.
Mr.. Stanage is assisting his father, Pro
fessor Stanage, teacher OF music in the
public schools, in the musical exercises of
the High school commencement.
Come, for the feast is spread" So say
the ladies of Lagonda avenue chapel. They
will be prepared TO serve all eomers this
evening with fresh home grown straw
berries aud the coolest of Ice cream. Come
and helm a good cause Come ANYWAY